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The Prodigy Project
by The Prodigy Project
The Prodigy Project is our way of sharing our knowledge and philosophy with the world. Tune in weekly for our coaches chat, special guests talking health, fitness and nutrition and some of our inspiring member stories.
Episodes
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Tiffany Nissen | Prodigy Member Experience
In this episode, we discuss why training is important, the crucial role yoga plays, excelling at obstacle course racing without any prior experience, and how to live in the moment and to go of crippling expectations on yourself.
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Jess Fuller | Prodigy Member Experience
Getting back into the gym after having time off. Why you should act now and stop telling yourself stories that don't serve your purpose.
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Josh Stahlhut | Navigating Through Anxiety & Depression
Prodigy member, Josh Stahlhut shares his story and experiences as a young lad dealing with navigating through anxiety & depression.
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Sam Laing | From the Army to Starting Crossfit Movida
Sam Laing shares his journey of starting Crossfit Movida, overcoming negative thoughts and how big of an impact nutrition, sleep, and breathwork has played in their current success.
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Trent Shaw (Team Resilience Group) | Chasing Pain
In this episode, we go deep with Prodigy member Trent Shaw. Trent was kind enough to share his journey in building his business team resilience group and shares some insights into how you can build resilience in life and deal with trauma and mental illness.
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Geoff Ford (Be Strong Physio) | Mindfulness, Breathing and Overcoming Chronic Pain
We had the privilege of sitting down with Geoff Ford from Be Strong Physio to discuss his journey to becoming a physio and his expertise in helping patients overcome chronic pain and live a better life.
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Durian Preston | Balancing Family Life and Training
Prodigy Member shares his training journey with us and shares some gold nuggets around managing family life with keeping fit!
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Aden Chandler | Using Myotherapy to improve performance and prevent injury
We had the privilege of sitting down with Aden Chandler from Body Mechanics Myotherapy to talk all things Rehab vs Prehab and how to prepare the body when lifting weights.
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Mark & Morgan | Is Age a good excuse to not look after yourself?
Prodigy Coaches Mark and Morgan Sharing Some Fitness G.O.L.D to help you in your current situation
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Mark Christensen | What's the difference between Prodigy & Crossfit?
In this Episode Head Coach and Founder of Prodigy Mark Christensen is interviewed by Prodigy Member Dane Shelford, discussing life at Prodigy and digging into the effects that shut down has had on Prodigy and how they pivoted to survive.
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Ben Nagy | Journey To Losing 33kgs
Prodigy Member Ben Nagy shares his remarkable journey of losing over 33kg's and the secret to his weight loss.
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How many episodes does The Prodigy Project have?
The Prodigy Project currently has 18 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is The Prodigy Project about?
The Prodigy Project is our way of sharing our knowledge and philosophy with the world. Tune in weekly for our coaches chat, special guests talking health, fitness and nutrition and some of our inspiring member stories.
How often does The Prodigy Project release new episodes?
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